Examples of 'should like to say something' in a sentence
Meaning of "should like to say something"
Should like to say something: This phrase is often used politely to express one's desire or intention to speak or share thoughts on a particular topic
How to use "should like to say something" in a sentence
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should like to say something
I should like to say something briefly on sweeteners.
In the context of this report I should like to say something of a positive nature.
I should like to say something about that.
There is a foreign policy issue about which I should like to say something.
I should like to say something about this.
As a Chinese public intellectual, I should like to say something about my country.
I should like to say something about the buildings.
Monsieur Rouault, " he murmured, " I should like to say something to you.
I should like to say something about opposition days.
In conclusion, I should like to say something about finances.
I should like to say something positive about it for once.
But, but I should like to say something.
I should like to say something else on the issue of funding.
To conclude, I should like to say something about the immediate objectives of the programme.
I should like to say something on the necessary financial compensation.
Firstly, I should like to say something about the background.
I should like to say something about each of these problems.
Having said this, I should like to say something about a particular case, that of East Timor.
I should like to say something about the development of policy.
Finally, I should like to say something about concluding regional agreements.
I should like to say something about the way we look at allocation.
Fourthly, I should like to say something about the Arab world.
I should like to say something about the establishment of a coastguard service.
Finally, I should like to say something about Mr van den Berg 's amendments.
I should like to say something here on a question which seems very important to me.
I too should like to say something about this dogmatic approach.
I should like to say something to you as a Portuguese.
I should like to say something to the Commission too.
I should like to say something about the Langer report.
I should like to say something else regarding the structural Fund.
I should like to say something about the implementation of the Phare programme.
Now I should like to say something about technology policy.
Now I should like to say something on the subject of Iraq.
I should like to say something about the Balkans and south-eastern Europe.
And then I should like to say something about certain aspects of the supplementary budget for 1980.
I should like to say something to you as a Portuguese . Portugal has a 900-year history.
However, I should like to say something before we move on to the ' catch-the-eye ' procedure.
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